Builders: the daily log and the punch walk in one app

Superintendents and project managers keep the record of every day on site and run the punch walk at the end in the same app, then send each trade only its own list.

Every day: the log takes two minutes

Open the job on your phone and tap Log. Today's card is already there with the weather filled in from your location. Tap the trades on site and how many people, say what got done, and add deliveries, visitors and any delay. Photos you take go straight onto the day.

It works with no signal and backs itself up when you get back in range, so the log gets written where the work happened, not that night from memory.

At the walk: one entry per issue, in its place

• Photo first. Snap it, then mark it up right on the phone: arrows, clouds, callouts and dimensions that snap and line up as you draw.
• Say what you see. Hold the mic for the observation and the next step.
• Put it where it is. File it under floor, room and surface, and drop a pin on the plan sheet.
• Give it a trade, a severity and a due date. That is what each sub will see.

After: each trade gets only its own list

Filter by trade, area or status and share a scope as a link or a PDF through your phone's normal share menu. The drywall sub sees drywall, with photos, plan pins and due dates, and nothing else. Your internal notes never leave the team.

The owner gets a branded report with your logo, and on Plus a live project portal with the reports, the daily log and the photos you choose.

Why one app for both

The daily log and the punch list are the same record: what was on site, what was found and when it was fixed. Keeping them together means the before and after photos, the dates and the trade are already linked when someone asks months later.

Already use a task tool? Bring your own AI agent: it can read open items through FieldJockey's MCP connector and file them in the tool your team already uses. FieldJockey stays the record.

Trials open December 2026.